... DREADFUL GALE at NEWFOUND LAND. GREAT DESTRUCTION OF LIFE AND) pROPERTY. One of the most terrific arid desti uttive torms of winld and rain by which Nesefoundland hes ever beem visited oc- curred on Satorday last. At anl early houir in the forenooft tire wind blewv strong from the N. E., eind accompanied by Incessant torrents of rain, gradually veered to the north- ward, increasing in ...

... TIlE LAT'E D)IS'TUJRBIANAClS AT CAN TOSS. --.a A iimorhil hlis been odd res-sed to Lord I'alnmerston by Mr. Turiun, thi president of' the Commercial Assocituotll, on the subject ot theg nlllt diS i orbinct at Cant on, WhicI, with the reply, we subjoin :- (Copy.) Mfatrclicster Commniercial AssocitttiotI, Sept. Q 18.16. N IV LorJl-Tole directors ot this bysbciloti, b litters n ceived from l ...

... THE LATE GREAT FLOODipi the NORTHI. On Tuesday last, Galastiels and the neighbourbood ex- perieiced tin alarming visitatioin, the Gila and its tributary burns halvitig risen to tmn unprereduntemi beiglit, in consequeitrem of' the heavy rains, wihich fell almost without intemtnission lduritg thalt day amid Monday. At the corn mill, iumnediatelv at the back of whicl the B]akehommse burn falls ...

... ' WIN=DSOR, Tr 38DAY'.- Prinee A1' r rt. aittended by the Eiarl of M~orton and Co].t sAeynmour, minim. 'm the sport of shooting; thlis alocuing. Their limit ni llighnees~es the I'rince of Wales, Prineecs Alifred, th~e Pmli mmcms Royal, and the ?? Alice took c their usual peon' exercise this morming in the grounds, a around ti. mtClitle. Iler Rioyal Hlighness the 1'rinress Hmmlenr2 was min ...

... TO T11E EDITOR Or TlE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The wnggoner, as the fable goes, when his wheel stuck fast in the mud, fell upon his knees, and implored Mer- tcules to assist him; whereupon the god of strength sharply reproved him for his Inziness is not putting his own shoulder to the wheel. This is the game which the Irish landlords are now play- ine. In the first instance, they coolly pocket ...

... UNIV ERS72Y J?.LqOR.1M.-No. III. itis TESTS AT THE UNIVERSITIES (CONTINUED). o,- We now come to the beairings of this principle of religious lid, exclusiveness, in creating and in maintaining religious tests enlt at the English Unliversitits. And I must first beg my Of readers' particular attention to the very important fact, iit that the causes Which led to the introduction of religious !a1l ...

... The following are extracts of letters from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video,received by the Petrel, but they are not ofso late date as those received per Bustruys:- BUENOS AYRES, JUoLY 15.-Business matters here continue as reported in our last. Everything marches in the sense of peace, and we know nothing at all contrary to the assurances we have received from both sides, that an arrangement may ...

... I DEPARTUZE OF THlE PRINCESS OF PR USSIA. I I Yesterday afternoon, her Royal Highness the Princeps r William of Prussia took her departure from Wosivich for Rotterdam in the Black Eagle steamer. Shortly before eleven o'clock, her Royal Highness, accompanied by the members of her suite, including the Baron. Witzleben, the Count Puckler, the Countess IHaack, &c., left Mar]- borough-house in one ...

... I FyRom ouR courEspoN-DENT.1 For the moment every thring appealrs to gTO2 swimmingly13 for Louis Philippe, botlh in Paris and Madrid, and great is, consequently, tre rejoicing in the Court of' the Tuileries aind iii the ministerial Crrmil Of Al. Girizot. The Duike de Mon~tpenisier is tehusband of the Infianta of Spain. Thle Initinta is the heiress to the throne. Isabella, tire -actual Q1ueca, ...

... MONDAY, OCT. 12.-The third aud last for tile season of these extensive iinual markets commenced to-day, as usual, ontlie 1tuir ofStehlhouse, rid opened, at an arly hour, with the Iale ot sheep. The stock was considered to be about one-third more than that shown in S-ptemhbr, and in con- siderably hetter condition, the weather since then having been very favourable for grazing and driving. In ...

... N.AV1/AL INTELLIGENCE. 1'ORTSMOt.T11, OCT. 22. 14 3iieshy'3 sit p St 'V ineent, ?? is lilly * quipplIed, and ?? .t ri sy Itor wea ; a dly or twro wvill deterimine i; I, f Cl: *, . i le i T' h Q(lt'e, at l'lynmoulth, will . ?? r4 fi I dt:ii lher luinvia:lt is found to bie lt. l Olit' p!:,e '5 Jllit. She I:ts been naoved into , 1.1 I/I t Ii it . INt'% ljii.t; site wiii be comnpleted by 1 ?? o ? ...

... DUBLIN, OCT, 7. [FROM OUR CO0RFSP~ONDNT.1' MEASURES FOR EMTPLOYM~ENT_ r DISTRESS. The letter of the Lord-Lieutenant, emitowering e presentment sessions to make granta, the C Labour-rate Act, for useful and reproductive rk '2 including drainage, appears to be very ,Frs approved of, as affording great facilities for dievotini ita considerable pro])ortionl of the ?? *~for employment under that ...